The "gearhead" mounts are pretty weak, at least the single post ones.  They rotate very easy under load.   Stealth rod holders makes a 2 point mount that is compatible with Scotty posts. Yakattack used to make a (rather spendy) adapter kit to mount a standard 4 bolt rod holder mount on track.  Doesnt look like they make that any more.  A variety of companies/individuals make a similar adapter plate that makes a 4 bolt surface mount rod socket into a 2 bolt track mount.    From what I have read, if you are reasonably handy its not the hardest thing to make out of some cutting board material or aluminum. 

Yah, when my wife and I decided we wanted to get new boats, I started doing some research and was shocked at the wait times.  I lucked into these... just stopped by Next Adventure to look at boats, and Adam looked the Old Town's up for me and found they had some not yet spoken for. 

I would have gone w/ two 120's, but one of the last two they had sold before I my ducks in a row and decided to go Old Town instead of Native.

Thanks for the guidance on rod holders and paddles.  What are the best choices for fish finders these days?  I've been looking at the cheap little 4" Garmins w/ GPS... any reason to consider Lowrance or Humminbird? 

I have higher end Garmin/Raymarine stuff on my tin can... I just can't bring myself to spend big $$ on kayak electronics, given the strong possibility (certainty?) it will eventually take a dunking. 

I would like detailed bottom maps, though.  I tried to snatch up a used Raymarine Dragonfly that was for sale on Ifish. I'm 2nd in line (hope the first guy bails!)  It has w/ Navionics Fish n Chips build in.

I like the Werner Skagit FG paddle.  It's taken a heck of a beating from prying some idiot off the side of a reef and still looks great.

Does anyone know if we still get a discount at Outdoor Play?

I posted an explanation of how and why I made the rod holder bases shown in Yakhunter's post at https://www.northwestkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=13167.msg144750#msg144750.  I'm still using them, and have been quite happy with them.

Stealth rod holders makes a 2 point mount that is compatible with Scotty posts.

The posts on Stealth rod holders have the same basic design as the posts on Scotty rod holders, and the Stealth two point rod holder mount is nicely designed.  However, the last time I checked, which was several years ago, the dimensions differed in several ways, so you couldn't use a Stealth rod holder in a Scotty base, or a Scotty rod holder in a Stealth base.  The description of Stealth's two point rod holder mount which is on Stealth's web page at https://www.stealthrodholders.com/collections/products/products/2-point-track-mount-coming-soon doesn't state that it is compatible with Sottty rod holders. The description of the two point rod holder mount which is on the Hammond's Fishing website at https://www.hammondsfishing.com/products/stealth-rod-holder-2-point-kayak-rail-mount?variant=20113626759241&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_campaign=gs-2019-03-24&utm_source=google&utm_medium=smart_campaign  says  that it "Works with Harmony, Wilderness Systems, Native, Hobie and Scotty Gear Trac."  Cabelas' website says at https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/empty-100072013?ds_e=GOOGLE&ds_c=Shop%7CGeneric%7CAllProducts%7CHigh%7CSSCCatchAll&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjLrS0Z_67wIVwiCtBh1ybwSYEAQYBSABEgKRrfD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds says "This Stealth kayak mount works with Harmony, Wilderness Systems, Native, Hobie, and Scotty Gear," but I suspect that they accidentally left out the word "track."

A disadvantage of the Stealth two point rod holder is that it is a non-locking base, so you have to insert the rod holder part of the way into the base, rotate it into position, and then push it down the rest of the way, which is an inconvenient and finicky process.  And with that kind of base, there is a risk that when you get a bite and jerk your rod out of its rod holder, you'll pull the rod holder partly or entirely out of the base.  I have heard of people who pulled their rod holder entirely out of its base and lost it into the water.  I prefer Scotty's  locking side-deck mount, https://scotty.com/product/no-241l-locking-combination-side-or-deck-mount/.  To install a rod holder, you just push it straight down into the base in whatever orientation you want, and it locks in place and can't be accidentally pulled out.

I posted an explanation of how and why I made the rod holder bases shown in Yakhunter's post at https://www.northwestkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=13167.msg144750#msg144750.  I'm still using them, and have been quite happy with them.

Thanks for posting the link.  I had the picture but couldn't find the post.